Wednesday, 20 April 2005

Track 1 - Presentations
  • Protecting Yourself Against Malicious Code in COTS
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  • Nano and Molecular-Scale Defenses for Anti-Terrorism and Homeland Security
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  • The Computer Security Arms Race
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  • How Software Systems Break: Understanding Security Attacks
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  • Application Security: Protecting the Soft Chewy Center

    • Track 2 - Presentations
  • Using Architecture-Centric Methods Within Plan Driven and Agile Software Development Processes
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  • Architectures & Transformation: Making Radical Change Happen
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  • Making EA Real: Enterprise Architecture Deployment and Governance
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  • Rapid Software Development, Beyond Autocode?
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  • The Enterprise Architectural Level of Detail Required for Tradeoff Analysis

    • Track 3 - Presentations
  • Life-Cycle Models for the Acquisition and Development of Software-Intensive Systems
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  • Case Study: Independent Risk Reduction for a Transformational Program
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  • Operational Testing in a Spiral Development World
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  • How Does High Maturity Benefit the Customer?
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  • Technology Readiness Assessments (TRA) as a DoD 5000 Requirement
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    Track 4 - Presentations
  • U.S. Army Pacific & U.S. Army Europe Geospatial Enterprise Solution Theater Geospatial Database
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  • Secure Information Sharing for National Security
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  • Software Coaching Via Communication Not Dictation- Why The Soft Skills Are So Hard
  • Commandments for a Productive Development Environment
  • Quality and the Laws of Software Motion
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    Track 5 - Presentations
  • Catastrophe Disentanglement: Getting Software Projects Back on Track
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  • Performance-Based Earned Value
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  • Why is My Agency Introducing Portfolio Management?
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  • PANEL: Software Assurance: Mitigating Risks Attributable to Software
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    Track 6 - Presentations
  • Quantifying the Process - Level 4 Lesson; Analyzing the Process - Level 5 Lesson
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  • Building Sheds and Skyscrapers – Using Level 5 Processes in Small Projects
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  • The Global Grid Exchange and DoD Technology Development
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  • A Practical Semantic Web Implementation
  • Managing with “Lean” in Mind: How to Improve Organizational Efficiency and Effectiveness
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    Track 7 - Presentations
  • Putting Leadership Into Systems Engineering - A Model for Systems Engineering Leadership Development
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  • Maximizing Project Success With a Communication Tune-up
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  • From Personality to Program: Mobilizing the Human Dynamics of Systems Development
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  • Using Creativity and Innovation Techniques to Enhance the Requirements Process
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  • Systems Training - An Enterprise Solution
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    Computer Lab - Presentations
  • Connecting People to Processes and Projects
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  • The GNAT ProToolset for Safety Critical Systems
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